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Hi - I have a collection of songs that I have put together under one 'Album' title. I have discarded a lot of the I.D. Tags other than Album, Album Artist and Song Title. That's it - a nice simple clean ID tag. I use ID3 Tag Editor to make sure everything is all listed under the one album title. I've checked and quadruple checked that all vesitages of any original ID tag has been disposed of. And yet, when I look on my player, there are a gazillion folders all with the same album title but not under one album. Drives me crazy when I want to shuffle play this one album and it won't because all the songs are under different folders. Not all the songs have their own folder. Just about a hundred out of the over 1700 songs I have under the one title. I've looked up these songs in my original folder that I have on my PC and there is nothing amiss. Can anyone help explain why this one album continually comes up so fragmented? Is the size of the album too big? Am I missing something? I've tried to keep the explanation simpe but if you need any other details, I'd be glad to oblige.
I'd double check the sync settings. It may just be the way its syncing to the device. What program are you using? Also, if you're able to see the folders its putting them into, you could simply move those folders back to your computer put all the songs into the one folder, then move that folder back to the device. Or is it the device that is separating your songs into the many folders? Also, are all the songs from one artist, or many artists? I know that Winamp will separate my songs according to artist, then a subfolder with the album title, and the songs will be in that. If that's the case, and you're using Winamp, you can change those settings in the rip CD settings.
On my PC, everything is nice and neat in on folder titled 'MP3 Playlist' (lame, I know but I'm only using that for simplicity sake), it is the device that is seperating the songs into different folders. Still with the same Album title. And as I mentioned, it's not all the songs that are suddenly seperated. But each time I go to play music, more folders are generated (at least it seems to me). I've tried to delete the album from the device and then quintriple (is that word?) the check on the original folder to make sure everything is okay. When I reload, they are again seperated. Thanks for the really quick response by the way.
Not a problem. I was browsing the most recent forums on my phone. Lol. As for your device generating the folders, that is an odd one to me. Are you using an mp3 player or an Android phone? I know, it may be an obvious answer, but just to cover all bases and make sure. If its an mp3 player, I'd check for a firmware update. Maybe its a glitch that the device manufacturer had sorted out. If its an Android phone, if actually have to recommend Winamp. They have a free version but it doesn't have eq. I'm just tryingto figure or if its Android itself or if its the music application.
Thanks Zero - I have the same folder on an old Creative Zen - no problem. It gets hairy when I put the album onto my Samsung Galaxy Player 5.0 or my Kyocera Rise (which I bought to take over for the Zen - got it cheap). So to me, it seems to point to the Android OS. I've even downloaded the DoubleTwist player app to see if it might just have been the Google Play Music app - but to no avail. Still the same result. Frustrating. On my PC, I just copy the file over to the album folder and then when I'm happy and all the ID fields are as I want them, I just copy it over to the SD card on either player. When I finish copying, I 'explore' the card and everything is under one folder. It's only when I put the card back into the device does it screw up. I do have Winamp but I'm not sure that would be the solution although it's getting to a point where I just may try it. I just figured that the ID3 Tag would do just as good a job of editing.
Wow. That's an odd one. I've never heard of Android doing that. Although admittedly I've only been on Android for 5 months. Have you been frustrated enough to try factory resetting either phone? If you have, then I'm stumped and I'd invite someone else to jump in on this with some ideas. Otherwise I'd say try using Winamp for Android seeing as how it has a playlist editor and several other nice features that I use on a regular basis that I haven't found on the factory player included with my phone. The last thing I can think of to try is instead of putting it on the SD card, put it straight into the internal memory of the phone (if you have the space, I know mine doesn't), or leave the SD in the phone and hook it up to the computer with the SD in and access it that way.
Thanks Zero - I have been trying to leave the card in the player for both devices but my PC doesn't want to recognize them no matter what version of Kies I have. Believe me, I've tried everything and tried to hunt down the solution to that problem. I just can't get this infernal box to recognize them. And that includes deleting and reinstalling the driver software. Another frustration. I just found it easier to plug the card right into the PC and download that way. I'll try the Winamp and see what happens. Thanks again.
No problem dude. I had a feeling that there had to be a reason you weren't leaving the card in. Let me know if it works for you. By the way, if you have both Winamp on your PC, and Winamp on your Android device, you can actually sync songs to the device over wifi.
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Instant cultures are artificial cultures. They're big bangs made of mission statements, declarations, and rules. They are obvious, ugly and plastic. Artificial culture is paint. Real culture is patina.Today's high-stakes test and punish accountability is bastardizing our school's culture. In a queer attempt to count and measure our way to better learning, we are poisoning our classrooms.
You don't create culture. It happens. This is why new companies don't have a culture. Culture is the by-product of consistent behavior If you encourage people to share, then sharing will be built into your culture. If you reward trust, then trust will be built in. If you treat customers right, then treating customers right becomes your culture.
Alfie Kohn puts it this way:
A school that is about raising test scores is not a school that is about excellence and love of learning.Kohn's words are strong and rightfully so. Test scores are a fraudulent fabrication that are fatally undermining education.
Want proof?
Stop giving tests. Stop talking about the results. Stop discussing this 'need' to raise them.
And you will find that learning will persevere. Tests could cease today and learning would prevail tomorrow.
You see, learning is natural. And so can assessment, if done correctly. Let's simplify; two things must happen to conduct summative assessment:
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2. Share
What may surprise you is that a teacher need not ever use tests to properly gather nor do they ever need to use grades to share.
In his classic book The Schools Our Children Deserve, Alfie Kohn explains:
There's good reason to think that the best teachers do not rely much on pencil-and-paper tests because they rarely need them to know how their students are doing. Teachers who base their practice on a constructivist theory of learning are always watching and listening. Everything from the kinds of tasks assigned to the way the classroom is organized has been designed to help the teacher know as much as possible about how the students are making sense of things. This kind of informal assessment is continuous, making things like quizzes very nearly superfluous. We might even say that the more a teacher needs formal tests to guage student achievement, the more something is wrong. (With direct instruction, of course, the teacher is talking more than listening, so traditional exams would be seen as necessary.) As parents, we shouldn't be worried about those who need to give frequent tests because they may have no feel for how their students' minds work.Kohn then provides this powerful classroom teacher's testimony:
In the real world of learning, tests, and reports and worksheets aren't the most meaningful way to understand a person's growth, they're just convenient ways in a system of schooling that's based on mass produciton... I assess my students by looking at their work, by talking with them, by making informal observations along the way. I don't need any means of appraisal outside my own observations and the student's work, which is demonstration enough of thinking, their growth, their knowledge, and their attitudes over time.This might all seem quite counter-intuitive. I know it flies in the face of the way I was educated and the pedagogy I practiced at the start of my teaching career, but good teachers understand what Chris Lehmann meant when he spoke at TEDxNYED and said,
What we see with our eyes daily is more important than what students bubble in on one day of the year.In his book The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything, Sir Ken Robinson explains further how the public education culture is in trouble:
Most of us can look back to particular teachers who inspired us and changed our lives. These teachers excelled and reached us, but they did this in spite of the basic culture and mindset of public education. There are significant problems with that culture, and I don't see nearly enough improvements. In many systems, the problems are getting worse. This is true just about everywhere...Alfie Kohn, Chris Lehmann, Jason Fried, David Heinemeier Hansson and Sir Ken Robinson's comments all share a common theme - and that theme is trust. The case against high-stakes tests, grades and standardized curriculums is built on the notion that we must entrust teachers to make professional decisions.
Children everywhere are under intense pressure to perform at higher and higher levels on a narrow range of standardized tests...
The result is that school systems everywhere inculcate us with a very narrow view of intelligence and capacity and overvalue particular sorts of talent and ability. In doing so, they neglect others that are just as important, and they disregard the relationships between them in sustaining the vitality of our lives and communities. This stratified, one-size-fits-all approach to education marginalizes all of those who do not take naturally to learning this way...
These approaches to education are also stifling some of the most important capacities that young people now need to make their way in the increasingly demanding world of the twenty-first century - the powers of creative thinking. Our systems of education put a high premium on knowing the single right answer to a question. In fact, with programs like No Child Left Behind (a federal program that seeks to improve the performance of American public schools by making schools more accountable for meeting mandated performance levels) and its insistance that all children form every part of the country hew to the same standards, we're putting a greater emphasis than ever before on conformity and finding the "right" answer.
Just as you can't test your way to better learning, you also can't mandate standardized curriculums and bully your way to student engagement without marginalizing a great number of students (and teachers).
A school that is more concerned with raising test scores than raising children has corrupted their culture. Sir Ken Robinson summarizes the sad state of affairs the culture of public education has found itself in:
Most students never get to explore the full range of their abilities and interests. Those students whose minds work differently - and we're talking about many students here; perhaps even the majority of them - can feel alienated from the whole culture of education. This is exactly why some of the most successful people you'll ever meet didn't do well in school. Education is the system that's supposed to develop our natural abilities and enable us to make our way in the world. Instead, it is stifling the individual talents and abilities of too many students and killing their motivation to learn. There's a huge irony in the middle of all of this.We must provide students with both differentiated instruction and differentiated assessment. Rather than forcing students to learn the way we teach, we must teach the way students learn. And equally important - rather than forcing our students to conform to our narrow range of high-stakes assessment demands, we must enlist a broader range of authentic assessments that fit our students' needs.
To continue educational reforms that simply double the dose of high-stakes testing and further narrows, standardized curriculums is intellectually indefensible and morally bankrupt. Because policy makers have proven so inept at understanding this, teachers must lead the way in advocating for the schools our children deserve.

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at what age can i start giving my baby juice and water?
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How about this everyone: My daughter is 4 1/2 months old, I gave her bottle of formula with Cereal in it since the day after her first check up when her doctor directed me too for spitting up, at 2 1/2 months started spoon feeding cereal a few times a week, and at 3 1/2 months she started 1st solids - also again directed by her Pediatrician starting with fruit and adding a few spoon fulls of rice cereal, trying one fruit for 3 days straight without adding any others to make sure she isnt allergic and at four months the doctor said i can add vegetables didnt specify which kinds just told me to introduce them and poly vi sol vitamin drops, i give her about six 4 ounce bottles of formula daily, about 1 jar of fruits and 1 jar of veggies spread throughout the course of the day and i do give her cereal in all her food and formula, then i add a bottle to her daily diet of 3 ounces of water and 1 ounce apple juice mixed and she takes sips of that bottle throughout the day when she is thirstyposted 12/23/2013 by murielripp
I don't know of any babies that have died of getting a lil water or juice at 3 months or 6 months or waiting until they were 10 yrs. old. I don't believe we need new technology to determine when or if we give our babies a lil juice or water. Relax ladies, babies will survive with or without water or juice, every mother has heard different things in regards to this...to give or not to give, I say do what you feel comfortable with, I raised 3 children myself and they all had breastmilk, juice diluted with water, and a lil sugar water...they survived....posted 07/24/2013 by amykrucz
It's very hard when you become a new parent to know what is the right thing to do. You get advice from family which most of the time is wrong but sometimes the "old wives" tale can sometimes work because they are tried and true. I am a mother of three and have heard it all. I also have had in laws who gave my 3 month old, who was allergic to cows milk a spoon of ice cream cake! ahhh, what a nightmare! My advice is to do some research, find out what is best for you and your baby and do what you feel is right. Always speak with your doctor if you have any questions. My doctor recommended my newborn to have cereal due to his very bad reflux but the nurse in his office said absolutely not! Everyone has their own opinion. My best friend was given cows milk at 3 months old back in the 70's because she didn't like the formula and she is 35 now and perfectly fine.posted 06/19/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
Juice does not make a baby fat. It's fine occasionally. My son had juice and is a skinny kid. And juice WITH formula is never a good idea. It can make it sour in their tummy. My younger son when congested gets a little juice since it will thin the mucus and formula thickens it, making it difficult to breathe.posted 03/18/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
my babies dotor said to start givg he small amount of juce at 4 monhs &baby food at 6 monthsposted 02/18/2013 by punkrockprincess771
i gave my baby juice/water at 9 months.. she was okay, but i only gave her one cup.. and most of the day i gave her food and baby formula.posted 01/31/2013 by babiixkayx007
My boy is 13wks & he has 8oz every 4hours with crushed rusk cause his too hungry, he was wanting feeding every 2hours when i was feeding him just formula, somtimes the formula just doesnt cut it for hungry babies.. I belive they also need water my boy somtimes just wants some water & not a feed' all babies are diffrent & i belive if they are happy & thriving with what your doing een if it doesnt "match the guidlines" then keep on doing it Mother of 1 baby boy <3posted 12/21/2012 by jessicaella17
It is recommended that juice be held off until 6 months or until your child can sit without support, either one is fine. For a younger infant, I notice some babies are given juice to help with constipation. If you want to serve juice, check with your baby's doctor.posted 12/15/2012 by hgpswimmer4
My twins get prune juice almost once a day watered down and they poop instantly. If i didn't give it to them they would be miserable because they get soooo constipated. They have had it since under two months. I have six kids and it didn't hurt any of them. It's not gonna make them fat , none of my kids are overweight. It helps tremendously with constipation and all my kids dr's have ok'd it.posted 12/13/2012 by vanrrmi
The AAP recommends no water or juice until 6 months of age. I wouldn't give an infant that young any juice, but water seems harmless for them, especially for babies born in summer. I've seen Gerber's 100% apple juice specially designed for babies and the company recommends that babies are not served juice until 6 months or until they can sit up with minimal support. It also recommends that juice is served no more than once a day to make sure the child eats other healthier foods too.posted 12/06/2012 by hgpswimmer4
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HOUSTON-- The electric power producer Dynegy Inc. has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Dynegy filed for Chapter 11 in July after years of falling electricity prices and debt that surpassed $5 billion last year. As part of the restructuring, Dynegy Holdings and Dynegy Inc. were combined on Sept. 30.
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An idyllic, 30-island archipelago 45 minutes from the city, the Rosario Islands National Park is a fantastic seven-star playground for Cartagena's rich and famous
Playa Blanca | Barú
Crystal-clear Caribbean waters, a couple of kilometres of bleached white sands and friendly islanders make Barú and its star attraction, Playa Blanca, top dog in Cartagena's battle for best beach
Old 'big mouth' has been the Copacabana of Cartagena since American oil executives and their families made it fashionable in the 1950s.
New properties from the Hyatt Regency, Radisson and InterContinental brands are sure to bring some much needed sparkle back to the area.
Building castles in the sand. Cartagena's elite have made this their exclusive Caribbean enclave. The beach is more laid-back than its unruly neighbour Bocagrande and private members' clubs cater to the segregated needs of the city's high-rolling beach bums
A Mecca for spring break students and visitors on the hunt for a bargain, Laguito's got it all going on. The best stretch of beach is maintained by the Hilton Hotel providing all the comforts expected of an international hotel chain while surfers cluster where Laguito meets Bocagrande
Beach football, fishing and even aerobics are popular on the crescent-shaped beaches of Marbella. Exercise early in the morning and watch the fisherman bring in their haul
La Boquilla
Miami-esque beachfront condominiums and all-inclusive resorts have made this expansive stretch of sand popular with Colombia's Nouveau Riche. A refreshing sea breeze and plenty of space to stretch out attracts watersports fanatics and beach parties
Punta Arena | Tierra Bomba
Just seven minutes from Castillogrande, the white sandy beaches of Punta Arena on the eastern side of the large island of Tierra Bomba are one of the best-kept secrets in Cartagena
Manzanillo del Mar
Golf resorts are taking over what was one of the most authentic Colombian beach experiences to the north of the city. Ranging from exclusive to raucous, the three protected coves surrounding this little fishing village are well worth the drive


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Barcelona's goalkeeper looks to have an uncertain future at the Nou Camp and while away on Confederations Cup duty with Spain, Valdes confirmed a move to China or the U.S. would interest him in the future.
The 31-year-old has 12-months left on his Barca deal and is likely to see that out and leave as a free agent next summer.
So where could he land after spending his whole career with Blaugrana?
"I do not know here, I have a year to think about it," Valdes said. "I will not stay in Spain, but I do not mind where, when the moment comes I will decide. I have time. It could be Italy, Russia, Germany, China, or crossing the pond [to the Unites States], to go far away. Anyone who knows me knows I hate talking about money. I have never decided anything in my life for money."
Since making his first-team debut in September 2002, Valdes has won three Champions Leagues, six La Liga titles, two Copa del Reys and has been named the La Liga's best 'keeper on five occasions.
After rattling off all those stats, Valdes is obviously a top quality 'keeper and any MLS side would be lucky to have him. But which club is in dire need of a goalkeeper?
Could the Philadelphia Union be searching for a new 'keeper? Zac MacMath has got plenty of matches under his belt in MLS, but some still question his strength and aerial ability. But it is hard to see the Union moving away from their trend of developing and nurturing young US talent.
(MORE: Tuesday's Transfer Rumor Roundup; Rooney to Barca, Cavani to Chelsea?)
The LA Galaxy look to be set with Carlo Cudicini but what about the San Jose Earthquakes? With a new stadium being built a marquee signing like Valdes would go a long way to selling tickets and helping to raise the clubs profile abroad.
There are plenty of good, young American goalkeepers in MLS but Valdes is pretty much in his prime. He is only 31, and if he stays injury free you can expect at least another seven or eight seasons from the Spaniard.
If Valdes does decide to join a Major League Soccer franchise when his deal with Barca ends, that could spark a huge coup for the league. Being able to tempt one of Europe's most successful goalkeepers to the league while still in his prime, that's a pretty big statement right there.
- dfstell - Jun 25, 2013 at 10:41 AM
I wouldn't say that the Galaxy are "set" because Cudicini has been a little dodgy sometimes.
- Joe Prince-Wright - Jun 25, 2013 at 11:44 AM
Yeah I agree. Random, not sure if you're a Galaxy fan, but do you ever think back and remember how good Josh Saunders was for 18 months or so?
- canis216 - Jun 25, 2013 at 1:03 PM
From a stylistic standpoint wouldn't Valdes be an excellent fit for Portland or Sporting KC, both of whom place a high premium on possession and pressing?
- mikeevergreen - Jun 25, 2013 at 8:43 PM
As good as we are for goalkeepers, there isn't a team in MLS that wouldn't be improved by him. Having Basqued in the glory that is FCB Barcelona rubs off on you, and then you spread it.
- tylerbetts - Jun 26, 2013 at 12:17 AM
Isn't someone saying they are looking at China and the US code for "show me the money". Pretty much anytime someone lists BOTH of those as their options, aren't they just looking to leverage them for a payday?
- mvktr2 - Jun 28, 2013 at 5:46 PM
tylerbetts, China for sure, the US generally not so much … MLS doesn't pay so well, generally speaking


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CHICAGO — Police said the owner of a scrap company where school buses were destroyed last week has been charged with illegal possession of auto titles, the Chicago Tribune reports.
Eight buses were stolen on Thursday night from Sunrise School Bus and Charter Service's yard. Because the buses were equipped with GPS, police were able to track their whereabouts, and they were discovered at SRV Metal Scrapper and Gonzalez Auto Parts & Dismantling, where three of the buses had been shredded.
Four people were taken into custody in the case, including the owner of the scrap company, Sergio Quintero. He was arrested on Friday afternoon, and late Saturday, he was charged with felony possession of a title or registration that has not been assigned. The Chicago Tribune reports that those involved in scrapping stolen vehicles will often use partially blank title documents to make it appear that they held title to a stolen vehicle prior to its being scrapped.
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I'm sure it was a great print and regardless, thanks so much to Shadow Images who sent it to me.
Regards, Art.


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Released: Oct 01st, 1996
Running Time: 83
Director: Al Borda
Company: Al Borda
Distribution Companies: Astral Ocean Cinema
Regina Dourado, Al Borda, Barbie Angel, Max Hardcore, Julie Rage
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Gonzo
No, it's not Palmolive, but Borda's soaking in it -- porn history, that is. Apparently the Brazilian Buttman tape, an erotic travelogue much like this one, made such an impression that Al hadda do one for himself.
His adventure isn't nearly as consistently volcanic, but it's a horny enough show, opening with a cock-burrowing in Julie Rage's southern moon. He spits in he asshole and fingers it furiously, taking a huge plunge, pump and goo spew in her overstretched sphincter... and diving in again!
After a bit of public flashing, blonde, girlish Barbie takes Max Hardcore up to her room. Max goes Al one further by cramming a huge dildo in her pussy while he pursues rectal ecstasy. What would a Hardcore scene be without furious ass-pumping, filthy language and a spunk-covered facial finale?
The last scene, with brown-skinned local Regina and her dreadlocked partner, ends in more of a deadlock as his condom-covered haunch-humping doesn't amount to much.
The vid suffers slightly from a bit of self-serving motor-mouthing on Borda's part. Otherwise, quite a stockable commodity.


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